Third Naveen Patnaik ministry

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Third Naveen Patnaik ministry
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28th Ministry of Odisha
2009–2014
Odisha CM Naveen Patnaik in October 2014.jpg
Naveen Patnaik
Hon'ble Chief Minister of Odisha
Date formed21 May 2009
Date dissolved20 May 2014
People and organisations
Governor Murlidhar Chandrakant Bhandare
S.C. Jamir
Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik
No. of ministers21
Member parties  BJD
Status in legislature Majority
103 / 147 (70%)
Opposition party INC
Opposition leader Bhupinder Singh
History
Election 2009
Legislature terms4 years, 364 days
PredecessorSecond Naveen Patnaik ministry
Successor Fourth Naveen Patnaik ministry

Naveen Patnaik was elected as chief minister of Odisha for the third time in 2009 after securing a landslide victory in 2009 Odisha Legislative Assembly election. The elections were held in the state in two phases coinciding with 2009 Indian general election. The results were declared on 16 May 2009. Biju Janata Dal secured 103 seats out of 147 in the fourteenth Odisha Legislative Assembly, becoming the first ever regional party to come to power on its own in the state. The ministry was informally known as Naveen 3.0.

Council of Ministers

Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik along with 11 Cabinet Ministers and 9 Minister of State with Independent Charges were administered the oath of office and secrecy by Governor Murlidhar Chandrakant Bhandare at the Raj Bhavan, Bhubaneswar on 21 May 2009. [1] [2]

First Cabinet reshuffle took place on 10 May 2011. [3] [4]

Second Cabinet reshuffle took place on 2 August 2012 on the backdrop of May 29 2012 political coup against Chief Minister by now expelled senior party leader & Rajya Sabha member Pyarimohan Mohapatra. [5] [6]

Source
PortfolioNamePortraitConstituencyTenureParty
Naveen Patnaik Odisha CM Naveen Patnaik in October 2014.jpg Hinjili 21 May 200920 May 2014 BJD
21 May 200910 May 2011 BJD
19 January 20122 August 2012 BJD
1 June 20122 August 2012 BJD
4 June 20122 August 2012 BJD
Cabinet Minister
Surjya Narayan Patro Surjya Narayana Patro.jpg Digapahandi 21 May 200920 May 2014 BJD
Prafulla Chandra Ghadei Prafulla Ghadei.jpg Sukinda 21 May 20092 August 2012 BJD
Prasanna Acharya Prasanna Acharya.jpeg Rairakhol 2 August 201220 May 2014 BJD
Prafulla Chandra Ghadei Prafulla Ghadei.jpg Sukinda 21 May 200910 May 2011 BJD
Ananga Udaya Singh Deo Ananga Udaya Singh Deo.jpg Bolangir 10 May 201110 February 2012 [7] BJD
Prafulla Chandra Ghadei Prafulla Ghadei.jpg Sukinda 4 June 20122 August 2012 BJD
Niranjan Pujari Niranjan Pujari.jpg Sonepur 2 August 201220 May 2014 BJD
Ananga Udaya Singh Deo Ananga Udaya Singh Deo.jpg Bolangir 21 May 200910 May 2011 BJD
Prafulla Chandra Ghadei Prafulla Ghadei.jpg Sukinda 10 May 20112 August 2012 BJD
Prasanna Acharya Prasanna Acharya.jpeg Rairakhol 2 August 201220 May 2014 BJD
21 May 20092 August 2012 BJD
Ananga Udaya Singh Deo Ananga Udaya Singh Deo.jpg Bolangir 21 May 200910 February 2012 [7] BJD
Usha Devi Usha Devi.jpg Chikiti 10 February 20122 August 2012 BJD
Maheswar Mohanty Maheswar Mohanty (cropped).JPG Puri 2 August 201220 May 2014 BJD
Damodar Rout Damodara Rout.jpg Paradeep 21 May 200910 May 2011 BJD
Pradeep Maharathy Pradeep Maharathy.jpg Pipili 10 May 201119 January 2012 [8] BJD
Debiprasad Mishra Debiprasad Mishra.jpg Baramba 2 August 201220 May 2014 BJD
Damodar Rout Damodara Rout.jpg Paradeep 21 May 200910 May 2011 BJD
Debiprasad Mishra Debiprasad Mishra.jpg Baramba 2 August 201220 May 2014 BJD
Damodar Rout Damodara Rout.jpg Paradeep 21 May 200910 May 2011 BJD
Prafulla Samal Prafulla Samal .jpg Bhandaripokhari 10 May 20112 August 2012 BJD
Bikram Keshari Arukha Bikram Keshari Arukha.jpg Bhanjanagar 2 August 201220 May 2014 BJD
Raghunath Mohanty Raghunath Mohanty.jpg Basta 21 May 20092 August 2012 BJD
Niranjan Pujari Niranjan Pujari.jpg Sonepur 2 August 201220 May 2014 BJD
Raghunath Mohanty Raghunath Mohanty.jpg Basta 21 May 20092 August 2012 BJD
2 August 201215 March 2013 [9] BJD
Debiprasad Mishra Debiprasad Mishra.jpg Baramba 15 March 201320 May 2014 BJD
Raghunath Mohanty Raghunath Mohanty.jpg Basta 2 August 201215 March 2013 [9] BJD
21 May 20092 August 2012 BJD
Kalpataru Das Kalpataru Das.jpg Dharmasala 2 August 201220 May 2014 BJD
Pramila Mallik Pramila Mallik.jpg Binjharpur 21 May 20097 February 2011 [10] BJD
Prafulla Samal Prafulla Samal .jpg Bhandaripokhari 7 February 201110 May 2011 BJD
Anjali Behera Anjali Behera.jpg Hindol 10 May 20111 June 2012 [11] BJD
Usha Devi Usha Devi.jpg Chikiti 2 August 201220 May 2014 BJD
Debiprasad Mishra Debiprasad Mishra.jpg Baramba 10 May 20112 August 2012 BJD
Bijayshree Routray Bijayshree Routray.JPG Basudevpur 2 August 201220 May 2014 BJD
2 August 201220 May 2014 BJD
Debiprasad Mishra Debiprasad Mishra.jpg Baramba 21 May 200910 May 2011 BJD
21 May 200910 May 2011 BJD
Prafulla Samal Prafulla Samal .jpg Bhandaripokhari 10 May 20112 August 2012 BJD
Maheswar Mohanty Maheswar Mohanty (cropped).JPG Puri 2 August 201220 May 2014 BJD
Prasanna Acharya Prasanna Acharya.jpeg Rairakhol 21 May 20092 August 2012 BJD
Damodar Rout Damodara Rout.jpg Paradeep 2 August 201220 May 2014 BJD
2 August 201220 May 2014 BJD
Prafulla Samal Prafulla Samal .jpg Bhandaripokhari 21 May 200910 May 2011 BJD
Maheswar Mohanty Maheswar Mohanty (cropped).JPG Puri 10 May 20112 August 2012 BJD
Kalpataru Das Kalpataru Das.jpg Dharmasala 2 August 201220 May 2014 BJD
Prafulla Samal Prafulla Samal .jpg Bhandaripokhari 21 May 200910 May 2011 BJD
Surjya Narayan Patro Surjya Narayana Patro.jpg Digapahandi 10 May 20112 August 2012 BJD
Bijaya Ranjan Singh Bariha Bijaya Ranjan Singh Bariha.jpg Padampur 21 May 200910 May 2011 BJD
Lal Bihari Himirika Lal Bihari Himirika.jpg Rayagada 10 May 201120 May 2014 BJD
Bikram Keshari Arukha Bikram Keshari Arukha.jpg Bhanjanagar 21 May 200920 May 2014 BJD
21 May 20092 August 2012 BJD
Raghunath Mohanty Raghunath Mohanty.jpg Basta 2 August 201215 March 2013 [9] BJD
Maheswar Mohanty Maheswar Mohanty (cropped).JPG Puri 15 March 201320 May 2014 BJD
Usha Devi Usha Devi.jpg Chikiti 10 May 20112 August 2012 BJD
10 May 201110 February 2012 BJD
Niranjan Pujari Niranjan Pujari.jpg Sonepur 10 February 20122 August 2012 BJD
10 May 20112 August 2012 BJD
Ministers of State with Independent Charges
Sanjeeb Kumar Sahoo Sanjeeb Kumar Sahoo.jpg Athmallik 21 May 20091 June 2012 [11] BJD
Subrat Tarai Subrat Tarai.jpg Raghunathpali 2 August 201220 May 2014 BJD
Puspendra Singh Deo Puspendra Singh Deo.jpg Dharmagarh 21 May 20092 August 2012 BJD
Pratap Jena Pratap Jena .jpg Mahanga 21 May 20092 August 2012 BJD
Rabi Narayan Nanda Rabi Narayan Nanda.jpg Jeypore 2 August 201220 May 2014 BJD
Atanu Sabyasachi Nayak Atanu Sabyasachi Nayak P.jpg Mahakalapada 21 May 20092 August 2012 BJD
Arun Kumar Sahoo Arun Kumar Sahoo.jpg Nayagarh 2 August 201220 May 2014 BJD
2 August 201220 May 2014 BJD
Prabin Chandra Bhanj Deo Praveen Chandra Bhanj Deo.jpg Morada 21 May 200910 May 2011 BJD
Badri Narayan Patra Badrinarayan Patra.jpg Ghasipura 10 May 20112 August 2012 BJD
Ramesh Chandra Majhi Ramesh Chandra Majhi.JPG Jharigam 2 August 201220 May 2014 BJD
Badri Narayan Patra Badrinarayan Patra.jpg Ghasipura 10 May 201120 May 2014 BJD
21 May 200910 May 2011 BJD
Sarada Prashad Nayak Sarada Prasad Nayak.jpg Rourkela 10 May 20114 June 2012 [12] BJD
21 May 200910 May 2011 BJD
10 February 20124 June 2012 [12] BJD
Ramesh Chandra Majhi Ramesh Chandra Majhi.JPG Jharigam 21 May 20092 August 2012 BJD
Pratap Keshari Deb Pratap Keshari Deb(Aul).jpg Aul 15 March 201320 May 2014 BJD
2 August 201220 May 2014 BJD
2 August 201220 May 2014 BJD
Ramesh Chandra Majhi Ramesh Chandra Majhi.JPG Jharigam 21 May 200910 May 2011 BJD
2 August 201220 May 2014 BJD
10 May 20112 August 2012 BJD
2 August 201220 May 2014 BJD
Anjali Behera Anjali Behera.jpg Hindol 21 May 200910 May 2011 BJD
Sarojini Hembram Sarojini Hembram Assemply Profile.jpg Bangriposi 2 August 201220 May 2014 BJD
Rajani Kant Singh Rajani Kant Singh.jpg Angul 2 August 201220 May 2014 BJD
Ministers of State
Prabin Chandra Bhanj Deo Praveen Chandra Bhanj Deo.jpg Morada 21 May 200910 May 2011 BJD
Puspendra Singh Deo Puspendra Singh Deo.jpg Dharmagarh 10 May 20112 August 2012 BJD
Ramesh Chandra Majhi Ramesh Chandra Majhi.JPG Jharigam 10 May 20112 August 2012 BJD

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